The RockShox Reverb AXS has taken pole position among dropper post forks in recent years. The number of competitors has steadily grown, and the current update aims to put the Reverb back on the cutting edge. We'll tell you whether this will work – you'll find all the information and an initial review here. In direct comparison to the "old" Reverb, the RockShox... read more
Product news: With the Magura Vyron MDS-V3, the manufacturer from the Swabian Alb region presents the third version of its wireless dropper post. Redesigned from the ground up, it's likely to be a direct competitor to the Reverb AXS from RockShox. Electronic, wireless components for bicycles and mountain bikes have really taken off in the last two or three years... read more
Product News / MTB: With the Crankbrothers Highline 11, the US manufacturer presents a new top-of-the-line version of its proven dropper post. The use of carbon and titanium not only reduces weight, but also makes the €399 premium post look great. We've already put in a few test kilometers. Dropper posts are available on... read more
With the SDG Tellis Dropper, the US manufacturer, which had previously made a name for itself primarily with its saddles, ventured into the highly competitive market of dropper seat posts last year. With so many options available, some may ask, "Do we really need another seat post?" In the case of the SDG Tellis Dropper, the answer can only be: ... read more
Test: With the BikeYoke Revive dropper post, the once small German manufacturer shook up the dropper post market in 2017. Still an insider tip at the time (and still our number one dropper post), the Revive can now also be found on numerous complete bikes such as Propain, Nicolai, Drössiger, and BH. With the Divine SL, they presented it last year... read more
